Keep a breast campaign

[stephofthenight]

So how do you feel about the "I love boobies (keep a breast)" braclets circling around? I know they are a BIG thing here. anywhere else? Do you find them offencive becuase they say boobies? Should students be allowed to wear them at school. are they banned at your school? I know our HS can wear them but Jhs has to turn them inside out. Parents how do you feel about kids supporting this?

[Maximilianus]

Unfortunately for parents, parents have lost their status. Nowadays, children are raised by other children :frown2: However, this is not a real habit here... yet... because it will be. Many people here are often the copycats of other cultural movements. I think it will eventually be seen.

[OrphanPip]

I've never heard of it before, I can't see little clothing trends like that lasting all that long or being that big a deal. Accessories tend to come and go, I'm just about sick of seeing douchebags with plastic wristbands.

[Leland Gaunt]

Huh, to my knowledge only like 5 kids around here have them. So the school doesn't have an official policy about them. I imagine they would be banned, we all know how offensive boobies are.

My manager gifted me one at work, and I can openly wear it there if I wanted to.


Nowadays, children are raised by other children
They always were, maybe to a lesser extent but I can't really comment on that.

[Delta40]

never heard of them. we have breast cancer research bracelets. I understand high school kids wear coloured bracelets to advertise the sort of the sex practices they're willing to do anyway. to me, its kids play which seldom lasts a lifetime (except for those who die young!)

[papayahed]

Never heard of them, the cutest campaign I've seen is the "Save second base" one.

[The Atheist]

So how do you feel about the "I love boobies (keep a breast)" braclets circling around?

I've just ordered a gross.